Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Estates

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Social classes of France

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Old regime

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Absolute monarchy of France

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Louis XVI

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Idiot King, overspent

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Jacques necker

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Financial advisor who was fired after he suggested taxing the first and second estates

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Deficit spending

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Spent more than what the govt could collect

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Bastille

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Symbolic political prison that was overtaken by an angry mob

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Third estate taxation

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Poorest estate, only estate that had to pay taxes

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Estates general

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Meting of all three estates

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Tennis court oath

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Third estate sat Ina tennis court and wrote a constitution

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National Assembly

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First cycle of the French Revolution

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Jacobins

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Radicals of the third estate that didn’t think the Revolution had gone far enough

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Reign of terror

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Cycle of the French Revolution where it was under mob rule

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Émigré

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Nobles who fled to other countries in fear of angry mobs

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Declaration of pilnitz

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Prussia and Austria’s declaration of war against France

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Deceleration of the rights of man

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Men are born free and equal with rights to liberty, property, security, and resistance to oppression. All citizens can contribute to law making, all persons are guaranteed equality before the law, unlawful arrest, freedom of speech, religion, and press.

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Robespierre

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Leader of French Revolution ,”republic of virtue.”

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Directory

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Third cycle of the French Revolution, dominated by the bourgeoisie, bicameral (two houses)

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Execution of the King/queen

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Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI were executed by the guillotine due to treason when they tried to escape from prison

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Nationalism

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Sense of pride in one’s nation

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Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte

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Military genius who overthrew the directory, restoring order, from Corsica, exiled twice

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Plebiscite

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A “popularity pole”

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Spanish nationalism

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Kept Spain from being conquered by Napoleon

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Guerrilla warfare

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Used by spaniards to resist Napoleon “duck and cover” (shoot and run type thing)

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Russian invasion (scorched earth)

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When being invaded by Napoleon, Russian troops retreated to Moscow and burned their own crops and villages to the ground so that the French had no cover

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Hundred days

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How long it took for Napoleon to escape Elba and return to France

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Civil constitution of the clergy

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Declared pope had no power in France, people declared bishop

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Continental system

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France made a blockade on imports to Britain to make them struggle economically

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Congress of Vienna

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Purpose was to make sure monarchs stayed in power

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Code Napoleon

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Equal treatment before law, abolished feudalism and serfdom, jury by trial

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Bank of France

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Authorized improvements of infrastructure (bridges, harbors, canals)

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French public education

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University if France, under state control

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Status of catholic chruch

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Clergy were paid by the French govt, had to suffer all claims to land, freedom of religion (Protestants and Jews)